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Three pianos - a flexible and efficient way to teach one, two or three pupils in a small group; find out more about group lessons via the information page.
Books from Penelope Roskell's new technique-based series - Penelope Roskell is a world-leading technique author; learn about her series by following the link at the bottom of the page.
Music history, Bach and Beethoven posing in front of their posters!
Music theory - made practical and relevant.
Games help children to enjoy learning, such as when listening to musical features.
A selection of delightful repertoire from Piano Safari. Learn more about the Piano Safari Method via the link at the bottom of the page.
Percussion instruments can be used to practise pulse and rhythm; or in ensembles.
From the early stages of learning, pupils can improvise and explore the piano sound, often inspired by storytelling and imagery.
Soundslice delivers interactive sheet music, which can significantly enhance practice at home. To view a sample, follow the link at the bottom of the page.
Animal characters help to engage pupils in musical concepts, such as tempo (i.e. the speed of the music).
I have a selection of modern, studio-licensed piano music available to print for pupils.
Drumming on buckets or containers is a great way to practice coordinating the two-handed rhythms needed for piano playing.
Rhythm Cups - another fun rhythm activity!
Penelope Roskell's technique series released in 2023, having completed her course, I teach from it in conjunction with materials from Piano Safari and other pieces, find out about the series here.
Piano Safari - video about the method, I use some of the materials in a broadly similar way to the description.
View an example of the SoundSlice practice tool.
